Formal Political News Articles
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
I need a skilled writer to produce a series of politics-focused news articles written in a formal, academic voice. Each piece must be thoroughly researched, clearly sourced, and free of bias while still remaining engaging and accessible to an educated readership.
Scope
• Topic: current political developments, policy analyses, and major governmental events—both domestic and international—selected in coordination with me.
• Format: 800–1,000 words per article, headline plus sub-heads, AP or similar news style.
• Sources: at least three reliable references per story, cited within the copy and hyperlinked where possible.
• Turnaround: one polished draft every two days, with 24-hour window for revisions after feedback.
Deliverables
1. Final article in editable DOCX or Google Docs.
2. Short meta-description (150–160 characters) summarising the story.
3. Source list in the same document for fact-checking.
Acceptance Criteria
– Factual accuracy verified against cited sources.
– Consistent formal/academic tone; no opinion statements.
– Grammar and style meet professional newsroom standards; plagiarism score below 2 %.
If you have a background in journalism, political science, or similar fields and can start right away, let’s discuss the first headline and schedule.
Scope
• Topic: current political developments, policy analyses, and major governmental events—both domestic and international—selected in coordination with me.
• Format: 800–1,000 words per article, headline plus sub-heads, AP or similar news style.
• Sources: at least three reliable references per story, cited within the copy and hyperlinked where possible.
• Turnaround: one polished draft every two days, with 24-hour window for revisions after feedback.
Deliverables
1. Final article in editable DOCX or Google Docs.
2. Short meta-description (150–160 characters) summarising the story.
3. Source list in the same document for fact-checking.
Acceptance Criteria
– Factual accuracy verified against cited sources.
– Consistent formal/academic tone; no opinion statements.
– Grammar and style meet professional newsroom standards; plagiarism score below 2 %.
If you have a background in journalism, political science, or similar fields and can start right away, let’s discuss the first headline and schedule.
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